Liquid Crystal Display, Electronic Device, and Liquid Crystal Display Manufacturing Method

ABSTRACT

A liquid crystal display, including a transparent region, a light shielding region, and a display region. The liquid crystal display includes a liquid crystal box, a lower polarizer, and a backlight module that are sequentially disposed in a stacked manner. A part of the liquid crystal box is located in the transparent region and is configured to allow visible light to pass through, a part of the liquid crystal box is located in the light shielding region and is configured to shield visible light, and a part of the liquid crystal box is located in the display region and is configured to display an image.

CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is a national stage of International Application No.PCT/CN2019/122319, filed on Dec. 2, 2019, which claims priority toChinese Patent Application No. 201811565388.4, filed on Dec. 20, 2018.Both of the aforementioned applications are hereby incorporated byreference in their entireties.

TECHNICAL FIELD

This application relates to the field of display technologies, and inparticular, to a liquid crystal display, an electronic device, and aliquid crystal display manufacturing method.

BACKGROUND

Components such as a camera module and an ambient light sensor need tobe placed on a periphery of a screen of a conventional mobile phone.Consequently, arrangement space of the screen of the mobile phone islimited, and a screen-to-body ratio of the mobile phone is relativelylow.

SUMMARY

Embodiments of this application provide a liquid crystal display and anelectronic device each with a relatively high screen-to-body ratio, anda liquid crystal display manufacturing method.

According to a first aspect, an embodiment of this application providesa liquid crystal display. The liquid crystal display may be applied toan electronic device.

The liquid crystal display includes a transparent region, a lightshielding region surrounding a periphery of the transparent region, anda display region surrounding a periphery of the light shielding region.The liquid crystal display includes a liquid crystal box, a lowerpolarizer, and a backlight module that are sequentially disposed in astacked manner. A part that is of the liquid crystal box and that islocated in the transparent region is configured to allow visible lightto pass through. A part that is of the liquid crystal box and that islocated in the light shielding region is configured to shield visiblelight. A part that is of the liquid crystal box and that is located inthe display region is configured to display an image. The lowerpolarizer covers the display region and is provided with a transparenthole. A hole wall of the transparent hole is located in the lightshielding region. In this case, the transparent hole covers thetransparent region, so that visible light can pass through thetransparent region. The backlight module includes a bracket and abacklight film. The bracket includes an outer peripheral side part, aninner hole side part located on an inner side of the outer peripheralside part, and a bottom part connected between the outer peripheral sidepart and the inner hole side part. The outer peripheral side part, theinner hole side part, and the bottom part jointly form accommodationspace, and the backlight film is accommodated in the accommodation spaceand covers the display region. The inner hole side part is located inthe light shielding region. A structure of a through hole that coversthe transparent region is formed on a side that is of the inner holeside part and that is away from the outer peripheral side part, to allowvisible light to pass through.

In this embodiment, the transparent region of the liquid crystal displayallows visible light to pass through. Therefore, an optical device ofthe electronic device can directly face the transparent region, and isplaced below the transparent region, to transmit visible light by usingthe transparent region. In this way, there is no need to occupy lateralperipheral space of the liquid crystal display, so that a limitation ofthe optical device on arrangement space of the liquid crystal display isreduced; in addition, the transparent region is surrounded by thedisplay region, so that a larger display region can be disposed on theliquid crystal display, to reduce a frame area of the electronic device,increase a display area of the electronic device, and increase ascreen-to-body ratio of the electronic device.

Optionally, the liquid crystal display further includes a lightshielding part. The light shielding part can shield visible light. Thelight shielding part is located in the light shielding region andcontinuously surrounds the transparent region. The light shielding partis connected to the liquid crystal box, the hole wall of the transparenthole, and the inner hole side part.

In this embodiment, because the light shielding part is connected to thehole wall of the transparent hole, the liquid crystal box, and the innerhole side part, the light shielding part can shield visible light.Therefore, light of the backlight module does not escape from the holewall of the transparent hole or a part between the inner hole side partand the liquid crystal box to the transparent region, to avoid a lightleakage and uneven displaying on a periphery of the transparent regionof the liquid crystal display, and also help ensure working quality ofthe optical device. In addition, a light leakage at a large angle ofview does not occur when the light that is of the backlight module andthat enters the lower polarizer is emitted from the hole wall of thetransparent hole, so that the liquid crystal display has better displayquality.

Optionally, the outer peripheral side part, the inner hole side part,and the bottom part are integrally formed. In other words, the bracketis integrally formed. The bracket may be formed through mechanicalprocessing such as board stamping. The bracket may be made of a metalmaterial such as iron, stainless steel, or aluminum. In this case, aprocessing manner of the bracket is simple, difficulty is low, andprocessing costs are relatively low.

In an optional embodiment, the light shielding part includes a firstadhesive part formed by using a first adhesive dispensing process and asecond adhesive part formed by using a second adhesive dispensingprocess. The first adhesive part is connected to the hole wall of thetransparent hole and the liquid crystal box. The second adhesive part isconnected to the inner hole side part and the first adhesive part.

The second adhesive part and the first adhesive part form an integratedstructure after the second adhesive dispensing process. The secondadhesive dispensing process may be performed after the first adhesivepart is semi-cured or completely cured.

The first adhesive part continuously surrounds the transparent region.The first adhesive part extends in a circumferential direction of thelight shielding region. The first adhesive part is approximatelyannular. The first adhesive part may be made of a light shieldingmaterial. The first adhesive part may be a hot curing adhesive or a wetcuring adhesive. The second adhesive part continuously surrounds thetransparent region. The second adhesive part extends in thecircumferential direction of the light shielding region. The secondadhesive part is approximately annular. The second adhesive part may bemade of a light shielding material. The first adhesive part may be a hotcuring adhesive or a wet curing adhesive.

In this embodiment, the first adhesive part can shield leaked light fromthe lower polarizer on the hole wall of the transparent hole, and thesecond adhesive part can enable the backlight module to be fixedlyconnected to the liquid crystal box and can shield leaked light from thebacklight module, so that the light shielding part can shield leakedlight on a periphery of the transparent region, and the liquid crystaldisplay has better display quality.

The light shielding part includes the first adhesive part and the secondadhesive part that are stacked and that are formed by using the twomutually independent adhesive dispensing processes, so that the lightshielding part has both a smaller cross-sectional area (parallel to adirection of the lower polarizer) and a larger height size(perpendicular to the direction of the lower polarizer). Therefore, thelower polarizer and the backlight module are better bonded, and thelight shielding region is relatively narrow.

In an optional embodiment, the first adhesive part has a first surfacefacing the transparent region. The second adhesive part has a secondsurface facing the transparent region. The second surface is flush withthe first surface, or the second surface is away from the transparentregion relative to the first surface.

In this embodiment, the second surface is flush with the first surfaceor is away from the transparent region relative to the first surface.Therefore, a distance between the second adhesive part and thetransparent region is greater than or equal to a distance between thefirst adhesive part and the transparent region, so that the secondadhesive part can fully use a size of the first adhesive part in a widthdirection of the light shielding region, to help reduce a width of thelight shielding region. Therefore, the liquid crystal display and theelectronic device each have a more beautiful appearance, and ascreen-to-body ratio is higher.

In an optional embodiment, the second surface is gradually away from thetransparent region in a direction of being away from the first adhesivepart. In this case, an adhesive dispensing amount of the second adhesivepart is relatively small, and costs of the liquid crystal display arerelatively low.

In an optional embodiment, a surface that is of the first adhesive partand that is connected to the second adhesive part is a rough surfaceformed through surface roughening. One or more microstructures that canincrease a surface area, such as a concave spot, a convex spot, agroove, a bump, a concave texture, or a convex texture, can be formedthrough surface roughening on the surface that is of the first adhesivepart and that is connected to the second adhesive part, so that thesurface that is of the first adhesive part and that is connected to thesecond adhesive part is the rough surface, a bonding area between thesecond adhesive part and the first adhesive part is larger, and bondingforce is stronger. Therefore, the second adhesive part is not easilydetached from the first adhesive part, and the light shielding part hashigher reliability.

In an optional embodiment, the inner hole side part abuts against thelower polarizer. An inner side surface that is of the inner hole sidepart and that faces away from the outer peripheral side part is flushwith the hole wall of the transparent hole, and a thickness of the firstadhesive part is less than or equal to a thickness of the lowerpolarizer.

In this embodiment, because the thickness of the first adhesive part isless than or equal to the thickness of the lower polarizer, a topsurface that is of the inner hole side part and that faces away from thebottom part can better abut against the lower polarizer, so that thebacklight module and the liquid crystal display panel have higherassembly precision, and the liquid crystal display has a higher yieldrate.

In an optional embodiment, the inner hole side part abuts against thelower polarizer and the first adhesive part. A thickness of the firstadhesive part is equal to a thickness of the lower polarizer.

In this embodiment, because the thickness of the first adhesive part isequal to the thickness of the lower polarizer, a top surface that is ofthe inner hole side part and that is away from the bottom part cansmoothly abut against the lower polarizer and the first adhesive part,so that the backlight module and the liquid crystal display panel havehigher assembly precision, and the liquid crystal display has a higheryield rate.

In an optional embodiment, the inner hole side part abuts against thelower polarizer. The hole wall of the transparent hole is closer to thetransparent region compared with an inner side surface that is of theinner hole side part and that faces away from the outer peripheral sidepart. In this embodiment, because the hole wall of the transparent holeis close to the transparent region relative to the inner side surface ofthe inner hole side part, the inner hole side part completely abutsagainst the lower polarizer, so that disposing the first adhesive partdoes not affect assembly precision of the backlight module and theliquid crystal display panel, and the liquid crystal display can have ahigher yield rate.

In this embodiment, a size relationship between a thickness of the firstadhesive part and a thickness of the lower polarizer is not strictlylimited. For example, in an implementation, the thickness of the firstadhesive part may be the same as the thickness of the lower polarizer.In another implementation, the thickness of the first adhesive part mayalternatively be less than the thickness of the lower polarizer. Instill another implementation, the thickness of the first adhesive partmay alternatively be greater than the thickness of the lower polarizer.In this case, the inner side surface of the inner hole side part and thefirst adhesive part form a groove structure. In a process of forming thesecond adhesive part, a part of the second adhesive part flows into thegroove structure, so that a connection area between the second adhesivepart and the first adhesive part is larger, and a connection areabetween the second adhesive part and the inner side surface of the innerhole side part is larger. Therefore, the light shielding part can bebetter and securely connected to the backlight module and the liquidcrystal display panel, and the light shielding part has higherreliability.

In an optional embodiment, the inner hole side part abuts against thefirst adhesive part. The hole wall of the transparent hole is away fromthe transparent region relative to the inner hole side part.

In this embodiment, because the hole wall of the transparent hole isaway from the transparent region relative to the inner hole side part,the inner hole side part completely abuts against the first adhesivepart, so that a size relationship between a thickness of the firstadhesive part and a thickness of the lower polarizer does not affectassembly precision of the backlight module and the liquid crystaldisplay panel, and the liquid crystal display can have a higher yieldrate.

In this embodiment, the size relationship between the thickness of thefirst adhesive part and the thickness of the lower polarizer is notstrictly limited. For example, in an implementation, the thickness ofthe first adhesive part may be the same as the thickness of the lowerpolarizer. In another implementation, the thickness of the firstadhesive part may alternatively be less than the thickness of the lowerpolarizer. In this case, the inner hole side part can reuse a part ofthickness space of the lower polarizer, to facilitate lightness andthinness of the liquid crystal display and the electronic device. Instill another implementation, the thickness of the first adhesive partmay alternatively be greater than the thickness of the lower polarizer.In this case, the inner side surface of the inner hole side part and thefirst adhesive part form a groove structure. In a process of forming thesecond adhesive part, a part of the second adhesive part flows into thegroove structure, so that a connection area between the second adhesivepart and the first adhesive part is larger, and a connection areabetween the second adhesive part and the inner side surface of the innerhole side part is larger. Therefore, the light shielding part can bebetter and securely connected to the backlight module and the liquidcrystal display panel, and the light shielding part has higherreliability.

In an optional embodiment, the light shielding part includes adouble-sided tape. The double-sided tape is located between thebacklight module and the liquid crystal box, and is connected to thebacklight film, the hole wall of the transparent hole, the inner holeside part, and the liquid crystal box. The double-sided tapecontinuously surrounds the transparent region. In other words, thedouble-sided tape extends in a circumferential direction of the lightshielding region. The double-sided tape is approximately annular. Thedouble-sided tape may include a light shielding substrate and bondinglayers located on two opposite sides of the substrate.

In this embodiment, the double-sided tape is connected to the backlightfilm, the hole wall of the transparent hole, the inner hole side part,and the liquid crystal box, so that the backlight film is fastened tothe bracket, and the backlight module is fastened to the liquid crystaldisplay panel, and can shield light emitted from the hole wall of thetransparent hole and light emitted from the backlight film, to reduce arisk of a light leakage on the liquid crystal display. Therefore, theliquid crystal display has a better display effect.

In this embodiment, a width of the double-sided tape is relativelysmall, and a width of the light shielding region of the liquid crystaldisplay is relatively small, so that the liquid crystal display and theelectronic device each have a more beautiful appearance, and ascreen-to-body ratio is higher.

Optionally, a specific distance may be formed between the inner holeside part and the transparent region, to reduce a light leakage oruneven displaying on the liquid crystal display when unexpected peelingoccurs on a part of the double-sided tape.

In an optional embodiment, the inner hole side part includes a main partand an extension part. The main part is connected between the bottompart and the extension part. The extension part is bent relative to themain part in a direction of being away from the transparent region or ina direction of approaching the transparent region. A width of a crosssection that is of the extension part and that is parallel to the lowerpolarizer is greater than a width of a cross section that is of the mainpart and that is parallel to the lower polarizer. The double-sided tapeis connected to the extension part.

In this embodiment, the double-sided tape is connected to the extensionpart, and the width of the cross section that is of the extension partand that is parallel to the lower polarizer is greater than the width ofthe cross section that is of the main part and that is parallel to thelower polarizer. Therefore, a connection area between the double-sidedtape and the inner hole side part is larger, to reduce a risk of peelingof the double-sided tape, so that the liquid crystal display has higherreliability.

When the extension part is bent relative to the main part in thedirection of approaching the transparent region, in other words, is bentin a direction of being away from the backlight film, the extension partdoes not occupy space of the accommodation space of the bracket.Therefore, the backlight film can fully use the accommodation space, toreduce an overall thickness of the backlight module, and facilitatelightness and thinness of the liquid crystal display and the electronicdevice.

When the extension part is bent relative to the main part in thedirection of being away from the transparent region, in other words, isbent in a direction of approaching the backlight film, the extensionpart can reuse width space of the light shielding region with the bottompart. Therefore, a width of the light shielding region can be reducedwhile bonding reliability of the double-sided tape is ensured, so thatthe liquid crystal display and the electronic device each have a morebeautiful appearance, and a screen-to-body ratio is higher.

In an optional embodiment, the light shielding part further includes adispensing adhesive. The dispensing adhesive is located on a side thatis of the inner hole side part and that is away from the outerperipheral side part, and is connected to the liquid crystal box, thedouble-sided tape, and the inner hole side part. The dispensing adhesivecontinuously surrounds the transparent region. In other words, thedispensing adhesive extends in a circumferential direction of the lightshielding region. The dispensing adhesive is approximately annular. Thedispensing adhesive may be made of a light shielding material. Thedispensing adhesive may be a hot curing adhesive or a wet curingadhesive.

In this embodiment, because the dispensing adhesive is connected to theliquid crystal box, the double-sided tape, and the inner hole side part,the dispensing adhesive increases strength of bonding the liquid crystalbox and the inner hole side part, to reduce a risk of peeling of thedouble-sided tape, so that the light shielding part has higherreliability.

In an optional embodiment, an inner side surface that is of the innerhole side part and that faces away from the outer peripheral side partis flush with the hole wall of the transparent hole. The light shieldingpart includes a double-sided tape and a dispensing adhesive. Thedouble-sided tape is located between the lower polarizer and the innerhole side part. The double-sided tape bonds a lower surface that is ofthe lower polarizer and that faces away from the liquid crystal box anda top surface that is of the inner hole side part and that faces awayfrom the bottom part. The double-sided tape is further bonded to thebacklight film. The dispensing adhesive is located on a side that is ofthe inner hole side part and that faces away from the outer peripheralside part. The dispensing adhesive is connected to the inner hole sidepart, the double-sided tape, the hole wall of the transparent hole ofthe lower polarizer, and the liquid crystal box.

In this embodiment, the light shielding part uses the double-sided tapeand the dispensing adhesive through combination, so that the backlightmodule and the liquid crystal display panel are more securely bonded,and a risk of peeling of the light shielding part is relatively low. Inaddition, the light shielding part can well shield light emitted fromthe backlight module and the lower polarizer to the transparent region,to avoid a light leakage on an edge of the liquid crystal display, sothat the liquid crystal display has better display quality.

According to a second aspect, an embodiment of this application furtherprovides another liquid crystal display.

The liquid crystal display includes a transparent region, a lightshielding region surrounding a periphery of the transparent region, anda display region surrounding a periphery of the light shielding region.

The liquid crystal display includes an upper polarizer, a liquid crystalbox, a lower polarizer, and a backlight module that are sequentiallydisposed in a stacked manner.

The upper polarizer covers the display region and is provided with atransparent hole, and a hole wall of the transparent hole is located inthe light shielding region.

A part that is of the liquid crystal box and that is located in thetransparent region is configured to allow visible light to pass through,a part that is of the liquid crystal box and that is located in thelight shielding region is configured to shield visible light, and a partthat is of the liquid crystal box and that is located in the displayregion is configured to display an image.

The lower polarizer continuously covers the transparent region, thelight shielding region, and the display region.

The backlight module includes a bracket and a backlight film; thebracket includes an outer peripheral side part, an inner hole side partlocated on an inner side of the outer peripheral side part, and a bottompart connected between the outer peripheral side part and the inner holeside part; the outer peripheral side part, the inner hole side part, andthe bottom part jointly form accommodation space; the backlight film isaccommodated in the accommodation space and covers the display region;and the inner hole side part is located in the light shielding region.

The liquid crystal display further includes a light shielding part, thelight shielding part is located in the light shielding region andcontinuously surrounds the transparent region, and the light shieldingpart is connected to the lower polarizer and the inner hole side part.

In this embodiment, because the upper polarizer is provided with thetransparent hole that covers the transparent region, the transparentregion of the liquid crystal display allows visible light to passthrough. Therefore, the optical device of the electronic device candirectly face the transparent region, and is placed below thetransparent region, to transmit visible light by using the transparentregion. In this way, there is no need to occupy lateral peripheral spaceof the liquid crystal display, so that a limitation of the opticaldevice on arrangement space of the liquid crystal display is reduced; inaddition, the transparent region is surrounded by the display region, sothat a larger display region can be disposed on the liquid crystaldisplay, to reduce a frame area of the electronic device, increase adisplay area of the electronic device, and increase a screen-to-bodyratio of the electronic device.

Because the lower polarizer continuously covers the transparent region,the light shielding region, and the display region, the lower polarizeris a complete film, to avoid a light leakage of the lower polarizer inthe transparent region. Because the light shielding part is connected tothe lower polarizer and the inner hole side part, light of the backlightmodule does not escape from a part between the inner hole side part anda liquid crystal display panel to the transparent region, to avoid alight leakage and uneven displaying on a periphery of the transparentregion of the liquid crystal display, and also help ensure workingquality of the optical device.

Luminance is greatly weakened when light of the backlight module passesthrough the liquid crystal display panel, and a bonding layer locatedbetween the upper polarizer and the cover plate can quickly conduct anddiffuse light. Therefore, there is almost no light leakage on the holewall of the transparent hole of the upper polarizer, to ensure that theliquid crystal display has better display quality.

In an optional embodiment, the light shielding part includes adouble-sided tape. The double-sided tape is located between thebacklight module and the lower polarizer, and is connected to thebacklight film, the inner hole side part, and the lower polarizer. Thedouble-sided tape extends in a circumferential direction of the lightshielding region. The double-sided tape is approximately annular. Thedouble-sided tape may include a light shielding substrate and bondinglayers located on two opposite sides of the substrate.

In this embodiment, the double-sided tape is connected to the backlightfilm, the inner hole side part, and the liquid crystal box, so that thebacklight film is fastened to the bracket, and the backlight module isfastened to the liquid crystal display panel, and can shield lightemitted from the backlight film, to reduce a risk of a light leakage onthe liquid crystal display. Therefore, the liquid crystal display has abetter display effect.

In an optional embodiment, the inner hole side part includes a main partand an extension part. The main part is connected between the bottompart and the extension part. The extension part is bent relative to themain part in a direction of being away from the transparent region or ina direction of approaching the transparent region. A width of a crosssection that is of the extension part and that is parallel to the lowerpolarizer is greater than a width of a cross section that is of the mainpart and that is parallel to the lower polarizer. The double-sided tapeis connected to the extension part.

In this application, the double-sided tape is connected to the extensionpart, and the width of the cross section that is of the extension partand that is parallel to the lower polarizer is greater than the width ofthe cross section that is of the main part and that is parallel to thelower polarizer. Therefore, a connection area between the double-sidedtape and the inner hole side part is larger, to reduce a risk of peelingof the double-sided tape, so that the liquid crystal display has higherreliability.

When the extension part is bent relative to the main part in thedirection of approaching the transparent region, in other words, is bentin a direction of being away from the backlight film, the extension partdoes not occupy space of the accommodation space of the bracket.Therefore, the backlight film can fully use the accommodation space, toreduce an overall thickness of the backlight module, and facilitatelightness and thinness of the liquid crystal display and the electronicdevice.

When the extension part is bent relative to the main part in thedirection of being away from the transparent region, in other words, isbent in a direction of approaching the backlight film, the extensionpart can reuse width space of the light shielding region with the bottompart. Therefore, a width of the light shielding region can be reducedwhile bonding reliability of the double-sided tape is ensured, so thatthe liquid crystal display and the electronic device each have a morebeautiful appearance, and a screen-to-body ratio is higher.

In an optional embodiment, the light shielding part includes adispensing adhesive. The dispensing adhesive is located on a side thatis of the inner hole side part and that is away from the outerperipheral side part, and is connected to the lower polarizer and theinner hole side part. The dispensing adhesive extends in acircumferential direction of the light shielding region. The dispensingadhesive is approximately annular. The dispensing adhesive may be madeof a light shielding material. The dispensing adhesive may be a hotcuring adhesive or a wet curing adhesive.

In this embodiment, the dispensing adhesive can be securely connected tothe inner hole side part and the lower polarizer. Therefore, light ofthe backlight module does not escape from a part between the inner holeside part and a liquid crystal display panel to the transparent region,to avoid a light leakage and uneven displaying on a periphery of thetransparent region of the liquid crystal display, and also help ensureworking quality of the optical device.

According to a third aspect, an embodiment of this application furtherprovides an electronic device. The electronic device includes a housing,an optical device, and the liquid crystal display according to any oneof the foregoing items. The liquid crystal display is installed on thehousing. An entire inner cavity is enclosed by the liquid crystaldisplay and the housing together. The optical device is accommodated inthe entire inner cavity and directly faces the transparent region. Theoptical device may be a camera module, an ambient light sensor, aproximity sensor, an optical fingerprint sensor, or the like.

In this embodiment, the liquid crystal display includes the transparentregion, and the transparent region allows visible light to pass through.Therefore, the optical device of the electronic device can directly facethe transparent region, and is placed below the transparent region, totransmit visible light by using the transparent region. In this way,there is no need to occupy lateral peripheral space of the liquidcrystal display, so that a limitation of the optical device onarrangement space of the liquid crystal display is reduced; in addition,the transparent region is surrounded by the display region, so that alarger display region can be disposed on the liquid crystal display, toreduce a frame area of the electronic device, increase a display area ofthe electronic device, and increase a screen-to-body ratio of theelectronic device.

Optionally, the electronic device may include one or more opticaldevices. The liquid crystal display may include one or more transparentregions. For example, the electronic device includes a plurality ofoptical devices, the liquid crystal display includes a plurality oftransparent regions, and the plurality of optical devices directly facethe plurality of transparent regions respectively, to transmit light byusing the plurality of transparent regions. One transparent region mayprovide a light transmission channel for one optical device, or mayprovide light transmission channels for the plurality of opticaldevices.

According to a fourth aspect, an embodiment of this application furtherprovides a liquid crystal display manufacturing method. The liquidcrystal display manufacturing method may be used to manufacture theliquid crystal display.

The liquid crystal display manufacturing method includes:

providing a liquid crystal display panel, where the liquid crystaldisplay panel includes a liquid crystal box and a lower polarizerfastened to the liquid crystal box, and the lower polarizer includes atransparent hole;

dispensing an adhesive on an inner side of the transparent hole to forma first adhesive part, where the first adhesive part is connected to ahole wall of the transparent hole and the liquid crystal box;

abutting against the liquid crystal display panel by using an inner holeside part of a backlight module, where the backlight module includes abracket and a backlight film; the bracket includes an outer peripheralside part, the inner hole side part located on an inner side of theouter peripheral side part, and a bottom part connected between theouter peripheral side part and the inner hole side part; the outerperipheral side part, the inner hole side part, and the bottom partjointly form accommodation space; and the backlight film is accommodatedin the accommodation space; and

dispensing an adhesive on a side that is of the inner hole side part andthat is away from the outer peripheral side part to form a secondadhesive part, where the second adhesive part is connected to the firstadhesive part and the inner hole side part. In this case, the secondadhesive part and the first adhesive part form an integrated structure.The adhesive dispensing step in this step corresponds to a secondadhesive dispensing process.

In this embodiment, the first adhesive part and the second adhesive partthat are formed by using two mutually independent adhesive dispensingprocesses can be stacked into the integrated structure, to form thelight shielding part, so that the light shielding part has a smallercross-sectional area (parallel to a direction of the lower polarizer)and a larger height size (perpendicular to the direction of the lowerpolarizer). Therefore, the lower polarizer and the backlight module arebetter bonded, and the light shielding region is relatively narrow.

In an optional embodiment, in the process of dispensing an adhesive onan inner side of the transparent hole to form a first adhesive part, anadhesive dispensing plane of an adhesive dispensing pin configured todispense an adhesive is parallel to the lower polarizer. In this case, across-sectional shape of the first adhesive part is approximatelyrectangular. A surface that is of the first adhesive part and that isaway from the lower polarizer can be approximately parallel to the lowerpolarizer, so that an appropriate molding surface can be provided for anadhesive dispensing process of the second adhesive part. Therefore, thesecond adhesive part has better molding quality, and the light shieldingpart has higher reliability. The adhesive dispensing pin may betranslated around the transparent hole along an extension direction ofthe hole wall of the transparent hole, to form the first adhesive partthat is continuous and approximately annular.

In an optional embodiment, in the process of dispensing an adhesive on aside that is of the inner hole side part and that is away from the outerperipheral side part to form a second adhesive part, the adhesivedispensing plane of the adhesive dispensing pin configured to dispensean adhesive is inclined relative to the lower polarizer. For example, anincluded angle of 30° to 60° (for example, 45°) may be formed betweenthe adhesive dispensing plane of the adhesive dispensing pin and thelower polarizer. A needle of the adhesive dispensing pin faces a cornerof an included angle between the first adhesive part and the inner holeside part. Because the adhesive dispensing plane of the adhesivedispensing pin is inclined relative to the lower polarizer, an adhesiveflowing out of the adhesive dispensing pin can better flow into thecorner of the included angle between the first adhesive part and theinner hole side part, so that the second adhesive part can better bondthe first adhesive part and the inner hole side part, and the backlightmodule and the liquid crystal display panel are more securely connected.The second adhesive part can form a second surface that is inclinedrelative to the first adhesive part. The second surface is away from thetransparent region relative to the first surface, and the second surfaceis gradually away from the transparent region in a direction of beingaway from the first adhesive part. The adhesive dispensing pin mayrotate around a central axis of the transparent hole, to form the secondadhesive part that is continuous and approximately annular.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of an electronic deviceaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 2A is a schematic structural diagram of a part of a structure ofthe electronic device shown in FIG. 1 at a line A-A;

FIG. 2B is a schematic exploded view of a part of the structure shown inFIG. 2A;

FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a liquid crystal displaypanel of a liquid crystal display shown in FIG. 2B in an implementation;

FIG. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of a liquid crystal displaypanel of a liquid crystal display shown in FIG. 2B in anotherimplementation;

FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a liquid crystal displaypanel of a liquid crystal display shown in FIG. 2B in still anotherimplementation;

FIG. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a backlight module of aliquid crystal display shown in FIG. 2B;

FIG. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of a liquid crystal displayshown in FIG. 2B in a first embodiment;

FIG. 8 is a schematic structural diagram of a liquid crystal displayshown in FIG. 2B in a second embodiment;

FIG. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of a liquid crystal displayshown in FIG. 2B in a third embodiment;

FIG. 10 is a schematic structural diagram of a liquid crystal displayshown in FIG. 2B in a fourth embodiment;

FIG. 11 is a schematic structural diagram of a liquid crystal displayshown in FIG. 2B in a fifth embodiment;

FIG. 12 is a schematic structural diagram of a liquid crystal displayshown in FIG. 2B in a fifth embodiment;

FIG. 13 is a schematic structural diagram of a liquid crystal displayshown in FIG. 2B in a sixth embodiment;

FIG. 14 is a schematic structural diagram of a liquid crystal displayshown in FIG. 2B in a seventh embodiment;

FIG. 15 is a schematic structural diagram of a liquid crystal displayshown in FIG. 2B in an eighth embodiment;

FIG. 16 is a schematic structural diagram of a liquid crystal displayshown in FIG. 2B in a ninth embodiment; and

FIG. 17 is a schematic structural diagram of a liquid crystal displayshown in FIG. 2B in a tenth embodiment.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF ILLUSTRATIVE EMBODIMENTS

The following describes implementations of this application withreference to the accompanying drawings in the implementations of thisapplication.

FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of an electronic device 100according to an embodiment of this application. FIG. 2A is a schematicstructural diagram of a part of a structure of the electronic device 100shown in FIG. 1 at a line A-A. FIG. 2B is a schematic exploded view of apart of the structure shown in FIG. 2A.

The electronic device 100 may be a device such as a mobile phone, atablet computer, an electronic reader, a notebook computer, avehicle-mounted device, or a wearable device. In the embodiment shown inFIG. 1, an example in which the electronic device 100 is the mobilephone is used for description.

The electronic device 100 includes a housing 10, an optical device 20,and a liquid crystal display (Liquid Crystal Display, LCD) 30. Theliquid crystal display 30 is installed on the housing 10. The housing 10may include a frame and a rear cover. The frame is disposed around aperiphery of the rear cover. The liquid crystal display 30 is disposedon a side that is of the frame and that is away from the rear cover. Anentire inner cavity is enclosed by the liquid crystal display 30 and thehousing 10 together. The optical device 20 is accommodated in the entireinner cavity. The optical device 20 may be a camera module, an ambientlight sensor, a proximity sensor, an optical fingerprint sensor, or thelike.

The liquid crystal display 30 includes a transparent region 301, a lightshielding region 302 surrounding a periphery of the transparent region301, and a display region 303 surrounding a periphery of the lightshielding region 302. The transparent region 301 allows visible light topass through. The light shielding region 302 is configured to shieldvisible light. The display region 303 is configured to display an image.The optical device 20 directly faces the transparent region 301.

In this embodiment, the liquid crystal display 30 includes thetransparent region 301, and the transparent region 301 allows visiblelight to pass through. Therefore, the optical device 20 (for example,the camera module, the ambient light sensor, or the optical fingerprintsensor that recognizes visible light) that uses visible light asrecognition light and that is of the electronic device 100 can directlyface the transparent region 301, and is placed below the transparentregion 301, to transmit visible light by using the transparent region301. In this way, there is no need to occupy lateral peripheral space ofthe liquid crystal display 30, so that a limitation of the opticaldevice 20 on arrangement space of the liquid crystal display 30 isreduced; in addition, the transparent region 301 is surrounded by thedisplay region 303, so that a larger display region 303 can be disposedon the liquid crystal display 30, to reduce a frame area of theelectronic device 100, increase a display area of the electronic device100, and increase a screen-to-body ratio of the electronic device 100.

It may be understood that in a conventional liquid crystal display, afilm layer or a plate that allows visible light to pass through alsoallows invisible light to pass through. In this application, a materialof a film layer or a plate that is of the liquid crystal display 30 andthat is located in the transparent region 301 may be designed withreference to a conventional solution. Because the transparent region 301allows visible light to pass through, the transparent region 301 alsoallows invisible light to pass through. In this application, an opticaldevice 20 (for example, a proximity sensor or an optical fingerprintsensor that recognizes invisible light) that uses invisible light asrecognition light can also directly face the transparent region 301, andcan be placed below the transparent region 301, to transmit invisiblelight by using the transparent region 301.

In this application, the electronic device 100 may include one or moreoptical devices 20. The liquid crystal display 30 may include one ormore transparent regions 301. For example, the electronic device 100includes a plurality of optical devices 20, the liquid crystal display30 includes a plurality of transparent regions 301, and the plurality ofoptical devices 20 directly face the plurality of transparent regions301 respectively, to transmit light by using the plurality oftransparent regions 301. One transparent region 301 may provide a lighttransmission channel for one optical device 20, or may provide lighttransmission channels for the plurality of optical devices 20.

Optionally, the electronic device 100 further includes a cover plate 40.The cover plate 40 is located on a side that is of the liquid crystaldisplay 30 and that is away from the entire inner cavity. The liquidcrystal display 30 may be bonded to the cover plate 40 by using abonding layer 50, to jointly form a screen assembly. The bonding layer50 may be made of an optically clear adhesive (Optically Clear Adhesive,OCA) material.

In this application, a transparent region of the screen assemblycorresponds to and coincides with the transparent region 301 of theliquid crystal display 30 of the screen assembly. A display region ofthe screen assembly corresponds to and coincides with the display region303 of the liquid crystal display 30 of the screen assembly.

Optionally, the liquid crystal display 30 includes a liquid crystaldisplay panel 1 and a backlight module 2 (backlight module). A part thatis of the liquid crystal display panel 1 and that is located in thetransparent region 301 is configured to allow visible light to passthrough. A part that is of the liquid crystal display panel 1 and thatis located in the light shielding region 302 is configured to shieldvisible light. A part that is of the liquid crystal display panel 1 andthat is located in the display region 303 is configured to display animage. The backlight module 2 is configured to provide a backlightsource for the liquid crystal display panel 1. A part that is of thebacklight module 2 and that is located in the transparent region 301allows visible light to pass through.

In this embodiment, the part that is of the backlight module 2 and thatis located in the transparent region 301 is a through hole 21. Theoptical device 20 may be partially or completely accommodated in thethrough hole 21, so that the optical device 20 and the liquid crystaldisplay 30 are arranged more compactly, and can reuse space in athickness direction (a direction perpendicular to the liquid crystaldisplay 30) of the electronic device 100, to facilitate lightness andthinness of the electronic device 100.

In another embodiment, the part that is of the backlight module 2 andthat is located in the transparent region 301 may be made of a lightguide material. The light guide material may be a transparent material.The optical device 20 is located on a side that is of the transparentpart and that is away from the liquid crystal display panel 1.

FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of the liquid crystal displaypanel 1 of the liquid crystal display 30 shown in FIG. 2B in animplementation. FIG. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of the liquidcrystal display panel 1 of the liquid crystal display 30 shown in FIG.2B in another implementation. FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagramof the liquid crystal display panel 1 of the liquid crystal display 30shown in FIG. 2B in still another implementation.

The liquid crystal display panel 1 includes an upper polarizer 11, aliquid crystal box 12, and a lower polarizer 13 that are sequentiallydisposed in a stacked manner. In other words, the upper polarizer 11 andthe lower polarizer 13 are respectively stacked on two opposite sides ofthe liquid crystal box 12. The upper polarizer 11 is located between thecover plate 40 and the liquid crystal box 12. The lower polarizer 13 islocated between the liquid crystal box 12 and the backlight module 2.

A part that is of the liquid crystal box 12 and that is located in thetransparent region 301 is configured to allow visible light to passthrough. A part that is of the liquid crystal box 12 and that is locatedin the light shielding region 302 is configured to shield visible light.A part that is of the liquid crystal box 12 and that is located in thedisplay region 303 is configured to display an image.

A polarization axis of the upper polarizer 11 is perpendicular to apolarization axis of the lower polarizer 13. At least one of the upperpolarizer 11 and the lower polarizer 13 is hollowed out in thetransparent region 301. To be specific, the upper polarizer 11 ishollowed out in the transparent region 301 (as shown in FIG. 3), or thelower polarizer 13 is hollowed out in the transparent region 301 (asshown in FIG. 4), or both the upper polarizer 11 and the lower polarizer13 are hollowed out in the transparent region 301 (as shown in FIG. 5).In this case, a part of the liquid crystal display panel 1 in thetransparent region 301 allows visible light to pass through. When boththe upper polarizer 11 and the lower polarizer 13 are hollowed out inthe transparent region 301, a transparency rate of the transparentregion 301 is higher, and working quality of the optical device 20 isimproved.

It may be understood that when recognition light of the optical device20 is visible light, the liquid crystal display panel 1 may use astructure shown in FIG. 5. In this case, a transparency rate of thetransparent region 301 is higher, so that the optical device 20 hasbetter working quality. When recognition light of the optical device 20is invisible light, the liquid crystal display panel 1 may use astructure shown in FIG. 3 or FIG. 4. An optical device 20 that usesinvisible light as recognition light has a relatively low requirement ontransmittance. Therefore, the device requirement can be met providedthat the upper polarizer 11 or the lower polarizer 13 is provided with ahole. Certainly, in another embodiment, the optical device 20 maycooperate with the liquid crystal display panel 1 in another manner.This is not strictly limited in this application.

The liquid crystal box 12 includes an array substrate and a color filmsubstrate that are disposed oppositely, and a liquid crystal layerlocated between the array substrate and the color film substrate. Theliquid crystal box 12 may be provided with a black matrix (black matrix,BM) or a light shielding layer on a part that is of either of or boththe array substrate and the color film substrate and that is located inthe light shielding region 302, so that the light shielding region 302can shield visible light. The black matrix or the light shielding layermay be further configured to cover a signal line in the liquid crystalbox 12.

In an implementation, the array substrate may include a first substrateand a device array layer formed on the first substrate. The device arraylayer includes a plurality of thin film transistors (thin filmtransistor, TFT) disposed in an array. The color film substrate includesa second substrate and a color filter (color filter, CF) layer formed onthe second substrate. The color filter layer is configured to allowlight in a specific band range to pass through. Both a part that is ofthe device array layer and that is located in the transparent region 301and a part that is of the color filter layer and that is located in thetransparent region 301 allow visible light to pass through.

In this embodiment, the first substrate and the second substrate eachare made of a transparent material (for example, a glass material), andcontinuously cover the transparent region 301, the light shieldingregion 302, and the display region 303. Therefore, the first substrateand the second substrate each may be a continuous plate on an entiresurface, and have sufficient structural strength, so that the liquidcrystal display panel 1 has relatively high overall strength and is noteasily broken. In this application, because the liquid crystal displaypanel 1 has relatively high strength, designs of a shape, a size, and aquantity that are of the transparent region 301 of the liquid crystaldisplay 30 and a distance between the transparent region 301 of theliquid crystal display 30 and an edge of the liquid crystal display 30are more flexible and diversified, to help improve overall reliabilityof the electronic device 100. For example, the shape of the transparentregion 301 may be a circle, an ellipse, a polygon, a rounded rectangle,a runway shape (including two straight edges that are parallel to eachother and are edges that are oppositely connected between the twostraight edges), or the like. A specific shape of the transparent region301 is not strictly limited in this application. There may be one ormore transparent regions 301. A plurality of transparent regions 301 mayrespectively provide light transmission channels for a plurality ofoptical devices 20. An arrangement manner of the plurality oftransparent regions 301 may be flexibly designed, for example, an arrayarrangement or a ring arrangement.

Optionally, the liquid crystal display 30 may integrate a touchfunction. For example, the liquid crystal display 30 may further includea touch layer (not shown in the figure). The touch layer may be locatedbetween the upper polarizer 11 and the liquid crystal box 12, in theliquid crystal box 12, or between the liquid crystal box 12 and theupper polarizer 11. In another embodiment, a touch film layer (not shownin the figure) may alternatively be disposed between the cover plate 40and the liquid crystal display 30, so that the screen assemblyintegrates a touch function.

FIG. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of the backlight module 2 ofthe liquid crystal display 30 shown in FIG. 2B.

The backlight module 2 includes a bracket 22 and a backlight film 23.The bracket 22 includes an outer peripheral side part 221, an inner holeside part 222 located on an inner side of the outer peripheral side part221, and a bottom part 223 connected between the outer peripheral sidepart 221 and the inner hole side part 222. The outer peripheral sidepart 221 and the inner hole side part 222 are approximately disposedoppositely, and are both substantially erected relative to the bottompart 223. The outer peripheral side part 221, the inner hole side part222, and the bottom part 223 jointly form accommodation space 224. Theouter peripheral side part 221 surrounds the display region 303. Theliquid crystal display 30 may further include a cabling region 304surrounding the display region 303. The cabling region 304 shieldsvisible light. The outer peripheral side part 221 may be located in thecabling region 304. The inner hole side part 222 is located in the lightshielding region 302. A structure of a through hole (including thethrough hole 21 shown in FIG. 2A) that covers the transparent region 301is formed on a side that is of the inner hole side part 222 and that isaway from the outer peripheral side part 221, to allow visible light topass through. The backlight film 23 is accommodated in the accommodationspace 224 and covers the display region 303. The backlight film 23 isprovided with a through hole. When the backlight film 23 is installed onthe bracket 22, the inner hole side part 222 extends into the throughhole. An edge 231 (namely, a hole wall of the through hole) that is ofthe backlight film 23 and that is close to the inner hole side part 222may be located in the light shielding region 302. An edge 232 that is ofthe backlight film 23 and that is close to the outer peripheral sidepart 221 may be located in the cabling region 304.

Optionally, the outer peripheral side part 221, the inner hole side part222, and the bottom part 223 are integrally formed. In other words, thebracket 22 is integrally formed. The bracket 22 may be formed throughmechanical processing such as board stamping. The bracket 22 may be madeof a metal material such as iron, stainless steel, or aluminum. In thiscase, a processing manner of the bracket 22 is simple, difficulty islow, and processing costs are relatively low. In another embodiment, theparts of the bracket 22 may alternatively form an integrated structurein an assembly manner.

Optionally, the backlight film 23 includes a light guide plate and agroup of films stacked on the light guide plate. The group of films islocated on a side that is of the light guide plate and that is away fromthe bottom part 223. The light guide plate may use polymethylmethacrylate (polymethyl methacrylate, PMMA) or polycarbonate(polycarbonate, PC) as a base material. The group of films may include aprotector (protector), a diffuser (diffuser), a prism film (prism film),or another optical film. A type, a quantity, and a stacking locationthat are of the optical film in the group of films are not strictlylimited in this application.

Optionally, the backlight module 2 further includes a light source 24.As shown in FIG. 6, in an implementation, the backlight module 2 is aside-entry backlight source. The light source 24 may be located betweenthe backlight film 23 and the outer peripheral side part 221. Thebacklight film 23 further includes a reflector sheet. The reflectorsheet is located between the light guide plate and the bottom part 223.In another implementation, the backlight module 2 may be a straight-downbacklight source. In this case, the light source 24 may be locatedbetween the light guide plate and the bottom part 223.

FIG. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of the liquid crystal display30 shown in FIG. 2B in a first embodiment.

The liquid crystal display 30 includes the liquid crystal box 12, thelower polarizer 13, and the backlight module 2 that are sequentiallydisposed in a stacked manner. The lower polarizer 13 covers the displayregion 303 and is provided with a transparent hole 131. A hole wall 1311of the transparent hole 131 is located in the light shielding region302. In this case, the transparent hole 131 covers the transparentregion 301, so that visible light can pass through the transparentregion 301, and the optical device 20 can transmit light by using thetransparent region 301.

The liquid crystal display 30 further includes a light shielding part 3.The light shielding part 3 can shield visible light. The light shieldingpart 3 is located in the light shielding region 302 and continuouslysurrounds the transparent region 301. The light shielding part 3 isconnected to the liquid crystal box 12, the hole wall 1311 of thetransparent hole 131, and the inner hole side part 222.

In this embodiment, because the light shielding part 3 is connected tothe hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole 131, the liquid crystal box12, and the inner hole side part 222, the light shielding part 3 canshield visible light. Therefore, light of the backlight module 2 doesnot escape from the hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole 131 or a partbetween the inner hole side part 222 and the liquid crystal box 12 tothe transparent region 301, to avoid a light leakage and unevendisplaying on a periphery of the transparent region 301 of the liquidcrystal display 30, and also help ensure working quality of the opticaldevice 20. In addition, a light leakage at a large angle of view doesnot occur when the light that is of the backlight module 2 and thatenters the lower polarizer 13 is emitted from the hole wall 1311 of thetransparent hole 131, so that the liquid crystal display 30 has betterdisplay quality.

It may be understood that the “light leakage at a large angle of view”means that when a user watches the liquid crystal display 30 from arelatively large angle of view or a relatively inclined angle, lightleaked from the hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole 131 of the lowerpolarizer 13 may be watched by the user by using the transparent region301. The light leakage at a large angle of view affects display qualityof the liquid crystal display 30, and consequently user experience isreduced.

As shown in FIG. 7, the light shielding part 3 includes a double-sidedtape 31. The double-sided tape 31 is located between the backlightmodule 2 and the liquid crystal box 12, and is connected to thebacklight film 23, the hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole 131, theinner hole side part 222, and the liquid crystal box 12. Thedouble-sided tape 31 continuously surrounds the transparent region 301.In other words, the double-sided tape 31 extends in a circumferentialdirection of the light shielding region 302. The double-sided tape 31 isapproximately annular (including but not limited to a ring that has thesame contour shape as the transparent region 301 such as a circularring, a square ring, or a runway ring). The double-sided tape 31 mayinclude a light shielding substrate and bonding layers located on twoopposite sides of the substrate.

In this embodiment, the double-sided tape 31 is connected to thebacklight film 23, the hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole 131, theinner hole side part 222, and the liquid crystal box 12, so that thebacklight film 23 is fastened to the bracket 22, and the backlightmodule 2 is fastened to the liquid crystal display panel 1, and canshield light emitted from the hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole 131and light emitted from the backlight film 23, to reduce a risk of alight leakage on the liquid crystal display 30. Therefore, the liquidcrystal display 30 has a better display effect.

In this embodiment, a width of the double-sided tape 31 is relativelysmall, and a width of the light shielding region 302 of the liquidcrystal display 30 is relatively small, so that the liquid crystaldisplay 30 and the electronic device 100 each have a more beautifulappearance, and a screen-to-body ratio is higher.

It may be understood that in this embodiment, a specific distance may beformed between the inner hole side part 222 and the transparent region301, to reduce a light leakage or uneven displaying on the liquidcrystal display 30 when unexpected peeling occurs on a part of thedouble-sided tape 31.

In an embodiment, a width of the light shielding region 302 is usuallybetween 0.3 millimeter (mm) and 1.5 millimeters, and may be adjustedbased on a design requirement. When the light shielding region 302 iswider, the double-sided tape 31 may also be wider, to ensure that thedouble-sided tape 31 has sufficient adhesion force, so that the liquidcrystal display 30 has higher reliability. A width of the inner holeside part 222 is usually approximately 0.1 millimeter, and may beadjusted based on a design requirement. When the inner hole side part222 is wider, a bonding area between the double-sided tape 31 and theinner hole side part 222 may also be larger, to ensure that thedouble-sided tape 31 and the inner hole side part 222 have sufficientadhesion force, so that the liquid crystal display 30 has higherreliability.

Optionally, the liquid crystal display panel 1 further includes theupper polarizer 11 located on a side that is of the liquid crystal box12 and that is away from the lower polarizer 13. The upper polarizer 11covers the display region 303 and is provided with a transparent hole11. A hole wall 1111 of the transparent hole 11 is located in the lightshielding region 302. The transparent hole 111 covers the transparentregion 301. In this case, a transparency rate of the transparent region301 of the liquid crystal display 30 is higher, so that the opticaldevice 20 has better working quality.

With reference to FIG. 2A and FIG. 7, luminance is greatly weakened whenlight of the backlight module 2 passes through the liquid crystaldisplay panel 1, and the bonding layer 50 located between the upperpolarizer 11 and the cover plate 40 can quickly conduct and diffuselight. Therefore, there is almost no light leakage on the hole wall 111of the transparent hole 111 of the upper polarizer 11, to ensure thatthe liquid crystal display 30 has better display quality.

In another embodiment, the upper polarizer 11 may be not provided with ahole. To be specific, the upper polarizer 11 continuously covers thetransparent region 301, the light shielding region 302, and the displayregion 303.

FIG. 8 is a schematic structural diagram of the liquid crystal display30 shown in FIG. 2B in a second embodiment. Most technical content inthis embodiment that is the same as that in the foregoing embodiment isnot described again.

The inner hole side part 222 includes a main part 2221 and an extensionpart 2222. The main part 2221 is connected between the bottom part 223and the extension part 2222. The main part 2221 and the extension part2222 may be integrally formed. The extension part 2222 is bent relativeto the main part 2221 in a direction of approaching the transparentregion 301. A width of a cross section that is of the extension part2222 and that is parallel to the lower polarizer 13 is greater than awidth of a cross section that is of the main part 2221 and that isparallel to the lower polarizer 13. The double-sided tape 31 isconnected to the extension part 2222.

In this embodiment, the double-sided tape 31 is connected to theextension part 2222, and the width of the cross section that is of theextension part 2222 and that is parallel to the lower polarizer 13 isgreater than the width of the cross section that is of the main part2221 and that is parallel to the lower polarizer 13. Therefore, aconnection area between the double-sided tape 31 and the inner hole sidepart 222 is larger, to reduce a risk of peeling of the double-sided tape31, so that the liquid crystal display 30 has higher reliability.Because the extension part 2222 is bent relative to the main part 2221in the direction of approaching the transparent region 301, theextension part 2222 does not occupy space of the accommodation space 224of the bracket 22. Therefore, the backlight film 23 can fully use theaccommodation space 224, to reduce an overall thickness of the backlightmodule 2, and facilitate lightness and thinness of the liquid crystaldisplay 30 and the electronic device 100.

FIG. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of the liquid crystal display30 shown in FIG. 2B in a third embodiment. Most technical content inthis embodiment that is the same as that in the foregoing embodiment isnot described again.

The inner hole side part 222 includes a main part 2221 and an extensionpart 2222. The main part 2221 is connected between the bottom part 223and the extension part 2222. The main part 2221 and the extension part2222 may be integrally formed. The extension part 2222 is bent relativeto the main part 2221 in a direction of being away from the transparentregion 301. A width of a cross section that is of the extension part2222 and that is parallel to the lower polarizer 13 is greater than awidth of a cross section that is of the main part 2221 and that isparallel to the lower polarizer 13. The double-sided tape 31 isconnected to the extension part 2222.

In this embodiment, the double-sided tape 31 is connected to theextension part 2222, and the width of the cross section that is of theextension part 2222 and that is parallel to the lower polarizer 13 isgreater than the width of the cross section that is of the main part2221 and that is parallel to the lower polarizer 13. Therefore, aconnection area between the double-sided tape 31 and the inner hole sidepart 222 is larger, to reduce a risk of peeling of the double-sided tape31, so that the liquid crystal display 30 has higher reliability.Because the extension part 2222 is bent relative to the main part 2221in the direction of being away from the transparent region 301, in otherwords, is bent in a direction of approaching the backlight film 23, theextension part 2222 can reuse width space of the light shielding region302 with the bottom part 223. Therefore, a width of the light shieldingregion 302 can be reduced while bonding reliability of the double-sidedtape 31 is ensured, so that the liquid crystal display 30 and theelectronic device 100 each have a more beautiful appearance, and ascreen-to-body ratio is higher.

FIG. 10 is a schematic structural diagram of the liquid crystal display30 shown in FIG. 2B in a fourth embodiment. Most technical content inthis embodiment that is the same as that in the foregoing embodiment isnot described again.

The light shielding part 3 further includes a dispensing adhesive 32.The dispensing adhesive 32 is located on a side that is of the innerhole side part 222 and that is away from the outer peripheral side part221, and is connected to the liquid crystal box 12, the double-sidedtape 31, and the inner hole side part 222. The dispensing adhesive 32continuously surrounds the transparent region 301. In other words, thedispensing adhesive 32 extends in a circumferential direction of thelight shielding region 302. The dispensing adhesive 32 is approximatelyannular. The dispensing adhesive 32 may be made of a light shieldingmaterial. The dispensing adhesive 32 may be a hot curing adhesive or awet curing adhesive.

In this embodiment, because the dispensing adhesive 32 is connected tothe liquid crystal box 12, the double-sided tape 31, and the inner holeside part 222, the dispensing adhesive 32 increases strength of bondingthe liquid crystal box 12 and the inner hole side part 222, to reduce arisk of peeling of the double-sided tape 31, so that the light shieldingpart 3 has higher reliability.

For a structure of the double-sided tape 31 in the embodiment shown inFIG. 10, refer to related descriptions in the embodiment shown in FIG.7. In another embodiment, the dispensing adhesive 32 may alternativelycooperate with the double-sided tape 31 in the embodiment shown in FIG.8 or the embodiment shown in FIG. 9, to form the light shielding part 3.

FIG. 11 is a schematic structural diagram of the liquid crystal display30 shown in FIG. 2B in a fifth embodiment. Most technical content inthis embodiment that is the same as that in the foregoing embodiment isnot described again.

An inner side surface 2223 that is of the inner hole side part 222 andthat faces away from the outer peripheral side part 221 (referring toFIG. 6) is flush with the hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole 131.The light shielding part 3 includes a double-sided tape 31 and adispensing adhesive 32. The double-sided tape 31 is located between thelower polarizer 13 and the inner hole side part 222. The double-sidedtape 31 bonds a lower surface 132 that is of the lower polarizer 13 andthat faces away from the liquid crystal box 12 and a top surface 2224that is of the inner hole side part 222 and that faces away from thebottom part 223. The double-sided tape 31 is further bonded to thebacklight film 23. The dispensing adhesive 32 is located on a side thatis of the inner hole side part 222 and that faces away from the outerperipheral side part 221. The dispensing adhesive 32 is connected to theinner hole side part 222, the double-sided tape 31, the hole wall 1311of the transparent hole 131 of the lower polarizer 13, and the liquidcrystal box 12.

In this embodiment, the light shielding part 3 uses the double-sidedtape 31 and the dispensing adhesive 32 through combination, so that thebacklight module 2 and the liquid crystal display panel 1 are moresecurely bonded, and a risk of peeling of the light shielding part 3 isrelatively low. In addition, the light shielding part 3 can well shieldlight emitted from the backlight module 2 and the lower polarizer 13 tothe transparent region 301, to avoid a light leakage on an edge of theliquid crystal display 30, so that the liquid crystal display 30 hasbetter display quality.

FIG. 12 is a schematic structural diagram of the liquid crystal display30 shown in FIG. 2B in a fifth embodiment. Most technical content inthis embodiment that is the same as that in the foregoing embodiment isnot described again.

The light shielding part 3 includes a first adhesive part 33 formed byusing a first adhesive dispensing process and a second adhesive part 34formed by using a second adhesive dispensing process. The first adhesivepart 33 is connected to the hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole 131and the liquid crystal box 12. The second adhesive part 34 is connectedto the inner hole side part 222 and the first adhesive part 33. Thesecond adhesive part 34 and the first adhesive part 33 form anintegrated structure after the second adhesive dispensing process. Thesecond adhesive dispensing process may be performed after the firstadhesive part 33 is semi-cured or completely cured.

The first adhesive part 33 continuously surrounds the transparent region301. The first adhesive part 33 extends in a circumferential directionof the light shielding region 302. The first adhesive part 33 isapproximately annular. The first adhesive part 33 may be made of a lightshielding material. The first adhesive part 33 may be a hot curingadhesive or a wet curing adhesive. The second adhesive part 34continuously surrounds the transparent region 301. The second adhesivepart 34 extends in the circumferential direction of the light shieldingregion 302. The second adhesive part 34 is approximately annular. Thesecond adhesive part 34 may be made of a light shielding material. Thefirst adhesive part 33 may be a hot curing adhesive or a wet curingadhesive.

In this embodiment, the first adhesive part 33 can shield leaked lightfrom the lower polarizer 13 on the hole wall 1311 of the transparenthole 131, and the second adhesive part 34 can enable the backlightmodule 2 to be fixedly connected to the liquid crystal box 12 and canshield leaked light from the backlight module 2, so that the lightshielding part 3 can shield leaked light on a periphery of thetransparent region 301, and the liquid crystal display 30 has betterdisplay quality.

The light shielding part 3 includes the first adhesive part 33 and thesecond adhesive part 34 that are stacked and that are formed by usingthe two mutually independent adhesive dispensing processes, to resolve aproblem that a narrow and high adhesive dispensing part cannot be formeddue to adhesive mobility, so that the light shielding part 3 can haveboth a smaller cross-sectional area (parallel to a direction of thelower polarizer 13) and a larger height size (perpendicular to thedirection of the lower polarizer 13). Therefore, the lower polarizer 13and the backlight module 2 are better bonded, and the light shieldingregion 302 is relatively narrow.

In another embodiment, the light shielding part 3 may alternatively beformed by using three or more adhesive dispensing processes, so that thefinally formed light shielding part 3 is connected to the hole wall 1311of the transparent hole 131, the liquid crystal box 12, and the innerhole side part 222.

Optionally, the first adhesive part 33 has a first surface 331 facingthe transparent region 301. The second adhesive part 34 has a secondsurface 341 facing the transparent region 301. The second surface 341 isflush with the first surface 331, or is away from the transparent region301 relative to the first surface 331. In this embodiment, across-sectional shape (a shape of a cross section perpendicular to anextension direction of the first adhesive part 33) of the first adhesivepart 33 is different from a cross-sectional shape (a shape of a crosssection perpendicular to an extension direction of the second adhesivepart 34) of the second adhesive part 34. The cross-sectional shape ofthe first adhesive part 33 is rectangular, and the cross-sectional shapeof the second adhesive part 34 is triangular or fan-shaped. In thiscase, the second surface 341 of the second adhesive part 34 is away fromthe transparent region 301 relative to the first surface 331. In anotherembodiment, the cross-sectional shape of the first adhesive part 33 mayalternatively be the same as or similar to the cross-sectional shape ofthe first adhesive part 33. For example, the cross-sectional shape ofthe first adhesive part 33 is rectangular. The cross-sectional shape ofthe second adhesive part 34 is rectangular. In this case, the secondsurface 341 may be flush with the first surface 331 or is away from thetransparent region 301 relative to the first surface 331.

In this embodiment, the second surface 341 is flush with the firstsurface 331 or is away from the transparent region 301 relative to thefirst surface 331. Therefore, a distance between the second adhesivepart 34 and the transparent region 301 is greater than or equal to adistance between the first adhesive part 33 and the transparent region301, so that the second adhesive part 34 can fully use a size of thefirst adhesive part 33 in a width direction of the light shieldingregion 302, to help reduce a width of the light shielding region 302.Therefore, the liquid crystal display 30 and the electronic device 100each have a more beautiful appearance, and a screen-to-body ratio ishigher.

In this embodiment, the second surface 341 is gradually away from thetransparent region 301 in a direction of being away from the firstadhesive part 33. In this case, an adhesive dispensing amount of thesecond adhesive part 34 is relatively small, and costs of the liquidcrystal display 30 are relatively low. The cross-sectional shape of thesecond adhesive part 34 may be triangular or fan-shaped. The secondsurface 341 may be a plane or a curved surface.

Optionally, a surface 332 that is of the first adhesive part 33 and thatis connected to the second adhesive part 34 is a rough surface formedthrough surface roughening. One or more microstructures that canincrease a surface area, such as a concave spot, a convex spot, agroove, a bump, a concave texture, or a convex texture, can be formedthrough surface roughening on the surface 332 that is of the firstadhesive part 33 and that is connected to the second adhesive part 34,so that the surface 332 that is of the first adhesive part 33 and thatis connected to the second adhesive part 34 is the rough surface, abonding area between the second adhesive part 34 and the first adhesivepart 33 is larger, and bonding force is stronger. Therefore, the secondadhesive part 34 is not easily detached from the first adhesive part 33,and the light shielding part 3 has higher reliability.

Optionally, the inner hole side part 222 abuts against the lowerpolarizer 13, and an inner side surface 2223 that is of the inner holeside part 222 and that faces away from the outer peripheral side part221 is flush with the hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole 131. Athickness (a size perpendicular to a direction of the lower polarizer13) of the first adhesive part 33 is less than or equal to a thicknessof the lower polarizer 13. Because the thickness of the first adhesivepart 33 is less than or equal to the thickness of the lower polarizer13, a top surface 2224 that is of the inner hole side part 222 and thatfaces away from the bottom part 223 can better abut against the lowerpolarizer 13, so that the backlight module 2 and the liquid crystaldisplay panel 1 have higher assembly precision, and the liquid crystaldisplay 30 has a higher yield rate.

FIG. 13 is a schematic structural diagram of the liquid crystal display30 shown in FIG. 2B in a sixth embodiment. Most technical content inthis embodiment that is the same as that in the foregoing embodiment isnot described again.

The light shielding part 3 includes a first adhesive part 33 formed byusing a first adhesive dispensing process and a second adhesive part 34formed by using a second adhesive dispensing process. The first adhesivepart 33 is connected to the hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole 131and the liquid crystal box 12. The second adhesive part 34 is connectedto the inner hole side part 222 and the first adhesive part 33. Theinner hole side part 222 abuts against the lower polarizer 13 and thefirst adhesive part 33. A thickness of the first adhesive part 33 isequal to a thickness of the lower polarizer 13.

In this embodiment, because the thickness of the first adhesive part 33is equal to the thickness of the lower polarizer 13, a top surface 2224that is of the inner hole side part 222 and that is away from the bottompart 223 can smoothly abut against the lower polarizer 13 and the firstadhesive part 33, so that the backlight module 2 and the liquid crystaldisplay panel 1 have higher assembly precision, and the liquid crystaldisplay 30 has a higher yield rate.

FIG. 14 is a schematic structural diagram of the liquid crystal display30 shown in FIG. 2B in a seventh embodiment. Most technical content inthis embodiment that is the same as that in the foregoing embodiment isnot described again.

The light shielding part 3 includes a first adhesive part 33 formed byusing a first adhesive dispensing process and a second adhesive part 34formed by using a second adhesive dispensing process. The first adhesivepart 33 is connected to the hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole 131and the liquid crystal box 12. The second adhesive part 34 is connectedto the inner hole side part 222 and the first adhesive part 33. Theinner hole side part 222 abuts against the lower polarizer 13. The holewall 1311 of the transparent hole 131 is closer to the transparentregion 301 compared with an inner side surface 2223 that is of the innerhole side part 222 and that faces away from the outer peripheral sidepart 221. The second adhesive part 34 bonds the first adhesive part 33,the lower polarizer 13, and the inner hole side part 222.

In this embodiment, because the hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole131 is close to the transparent region 301 relative to the inner sidesurface of the inner hole side part 222, the inner hole side part 222completely abuts against the lower polarizer 13, so that disposing thefirst adhesive part 33 does not affect assembly precision of thebacklight module 2 and the liquid crystal display panel 1, and theliquid crystal display 30 can have a higher yield rate.

In this embodiment, a size relationship between a thickness of the firstadhesive part 33 and a thickness of the lower polarizer 13 is notstrictly limited. For example, in an implementation, the thickness ofthe first adhesive part 33 may be the same as the thickness of the lowerpolarizer 13. In another implementation, the thickness of the firstadhesive part 33 may alternatively be less than the thickness of thelower polarizer 13. In still another implementation, the thickness ofthe first adhesive part 33 may alternatively be greater than thethickness of the lower polarizer 13. In this case, the inner sidesurface 2223 of the inner hole side part 222 and the first adhesive part33 form a groove structure. In a process of forming the second adhesivepart 34, a part of the second adhesive part 34 flows into the groovestructure, so that a connection area between the second adhesive part 34and the first adhesive part 33 is larger, and a connection area betweenthe second adhesive part 34 and the inner side surface 2223 of the innerhole side part 222 is larger. Therefore, the light shielding part 3 canbe better and securely connected to the backlight module 2 and theliquid crystal display panel 1, and the light shielding part 3 hashigher reliability.

FIG. 15 is a schematic structural diagram of the liquid crystal display30 shown in FIG. 2B in an eighth embodiment. Most technical content inthis embodiment that is the same as that in the foregoing embodiment isnot described again.

The light shielding part 3 includes a first adhesive part 33 formed byusing a first adhesive dispensing process and a second adhesive part 34formed by using a second adhesive dispensing process. The first adhesivepart 33 is connected to the hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole 131and the liquid crystal box 12. The second adhesive part 34 is connectedto the inner hole side part 222 and the first adhesive part 33. Theinner hole side part 222 abuts against the first adhesive part 33. Thehole wall 1311 of the transparent hole 131 is away from the transparentregion 301 relative to the inner hole side part 222.

In this embodiment, because the hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole131 is away from the transparent region 301 relative to the inner holeside part 222, the inner hole side part 222 completely abuts against thefirst adhesive part 33, so that a size relationship between a thicknessof the first adhesive part 33 and a thickness of the lower polarizer 13does not affect assembly precision of the backlight module 2 and theliquid crystal display panel 1, and the liquid crystal display 30 canhave a higher yield rate.

In this embodiment, the size relationship between the thickness of thefirst adhesive part 33 and the thickness of the lower polarizer 13 isnot strictly limited. For example, in an implementation, the thicknessof the first adhesive part 33 may be the same as the thickness of thelower polarizer 13. In another implementation, the thickness of thefirst adhesive part 33 may alternatively be less than the thickness ofthe lower polarizer 13. In this case, the inner hole side part 222 canreuse a part of thickness space of the lower polarizer 13, to facilitatelightness and thinness of the liquid crystal display 30 and theelectronic device 100. In still another implementation, the thickness ofthe first adhesive part 33 may alternatively be greater than thethickness of the lower polarizer 13. In this case, the inner sidesurface of the inner hole side part 222 and the first adhesive part 33form a groove structure. In a process of forming the second adhesivepart 34, a part of the second adhesive part 34 flows into the groovestructure, so that a connection area between the second adhesive part 34and the first adhesive part 33 is larger, and a connection area betweenthe second adhesive part 34 and the inner side surface of the inner holeside part 222 is larger. Therefore, the light shielding part 3 can bebetter and securely connected to the backlight module 2 and the liquidcrystal display panel 1, and the light shielding part 3 has higherreliability.

Referring to FIG. 12 to FIG. 15 together, an embodiment of thisapplication further provides a method for manufacturing the liquidcrystal display 30. The method for manufacturing the liquid crystaldisplay 30 can be used to manufacture the liquid crystal display 30shown in FIG. 12 to FIG. 15.

The method for manufacturing the liquid crystal display 30 includes thefollowing steps:

S011. Provide a liquid crystal display panel 1. The liquid crystaldisplay panel 1 includes a liquid crystal box 12 and a lower polarizer13 fastened to the liquid crystal box 12. The lower polarizer 13includes a transparent hole 131.

S013: Dispense an adhesive on an inner side of the transparent hole 131to form a first adhesive part 33. The first adhesive part 33 isconnected to a hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole 131 and the liquidcrystal box 12. The adhesive dispensing step in this step corresponds toa first adhesive dispensing process.

S015: Abut against the liquid crystal display panel 1 by using an innerhole side part 222 of a backlight module 2. The backlight module 2includes a bracket 22 and a backlight film 23. The bracket 22 includesan outer peripheral side part 221, the inner hole side part 222 locatedon an inner side of the outer peripheral side part 221, and a bottompart 223 connected between the outer peripheral side part 221 and theinner hole side part 222. The outer peripheral side part 221, the innerhole side part 222, and the bottom part 223 jointly form accommodationspace 224. The backlight film 23 is accommodated in the accommodationspace 224.

S017. Dispense an adhesive on a side that is of the inner hole side part222 and that is away from the outer peripheral side part 221 to form asecond adhesive part 34. The second adhesive part 34 is connected to thefirst adhesive part 33 and the inner hole side part 222. In this case,the second adhesive part 34 and the first adhesive part 33 form anintegrated structure. The adhesive dispensing step in this stepcorresponds to a second adhesive dispensing process.

In this embodiment, the first adhesive part 33 and the second adhesivepart 34 that are formed by using the two mutually independent adhesivedispensing processes can be stacked into the integrated structure, toform the light shielding part 3, so that the light shielding part 3 hasa smaller cross-sectional area (parallel to a direction of the lowerpolarizer 13) and a larger height size (perpendicular to the directionof the lower polarizer 13). Therefore, the lower polarizer 13 and thebacklight module 2 are better bonded, and the light shielding region 302is relatively narrow.

Optionally, in the process (that is, the first adhesive dispensingprocess) of dispensing an adhesive on an inner side of the transparenthole 131 to form a first adhesive part 33, an adhesive dispensing planeof an adhesive dispensing pin configured to dispense an adhesive isparallel to the lower polarizer 13. In this case, a cross-sectionalshape of the first adhesive part 33 is approximately rectangular. Asurface that is of the first adhesive part 33 and that is away from thelower polarizer 13 can be approximately parallel to the lower polarizer13, so that an appropriate molding surface can be provided for anadhesive dispensing process of the second adhesive part 34. Therefore,the second adhesive part 34 has better molding quality, and the lightshielding part 3 has higher reliability. The adhesive dispensing pin maybe translated around the transparent hole 131 along an extensiondirection of the hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole 131, to form thefirst adhesive part 33 that is continuous and approximately annular.

Optionally, in the process (that is, the second adhesive dispensingprocess) of dispensing an adhesive on a side that is of the inner holeside part 222 and that is away from the outer peripheral side part 221to form a second adhesive part 34, the adhesive dispensing plane of theadhesive dispensing pin configured to dispense an adhesive is inclinedrelative to the lower polarizer 13. For example, an included angle of30° to 60° (for example, 45°) may be formed between the adhesivedispensing plane of the adhesive dispensing pin and the lower polarizer13. A needle of the adhesive dispensing pin faces a corner of anincluded angle between the first adhesive part 33 and the inner holeside part 222. Because the adhesive dispensing plane of the adhesivedispensing pin is inclined relative to the lower polarizer 13, anadhesive flowing out of the adhesive dispensing pin can better flow intothe corner of the included angle between the first adhesive part 33 andthe inner hole side part 222, so that the second adhesive part 34 canbetter bond the first adhesive part 33 and the inner hole side part 222,and the backlight module 2 and the liquid crystal display panel 1 aremore securely connected. The second adhesive part 34 can form a secondsurface 341 that is inclined relative to the first adhesive part 33. Thesecond surface 341 is away from the transparent region 301 relative tothe first surface 331, and the second surface 341 is gradually away fromthe transparent region 301 in a direction of being away from the firstadhesive part 33. The adhesive dispensing pin may rotate around acentral axis of the transparent hole 131, to form the second adhesivepart 34 that is continuous and approximately annular.

Certainly, in another embodiment, in the process of dispensing anadhesive 32 on a side that is of the inner hole side part 222 and thatis away from the outer peripheral side part 221 to form a secondadhesive part 34, the adhesive dispensing plane of the adhesivedispensing pin configured to dispense an adhesive may alternatively beparallel to the lower polarizer 13. In this case, a cross-sectionalshape of the second adhesive part 34 is approximately rectangular. Foran adhesive dispensing process (that is, the second adhesive dispensingprocess) of the second adhesive part 34, refer to an adhesive dispensingprocess (that is, the first adhesive dispensing process) of the firstadhesive part 33 for design.

Referring to FIG. 12 and FIG. 14 together, in another implementation,the method for manufacturing the liquid crystal display 30 mayalternatively include the following steps.

S021. Provide a liquid crystal display panel 1. The liquid crystaldisplay panel 1 includes a liquid crystal box 12 and a lower polarizer13 fastened to the liquid crystal box 12. The lower polarizer 13includes a transparent hole 131.

S023: Abut against the liquid crystal display panel 1 by using an innerhole side part 222 of a backlight module 2. The backlight module 2includes a bracket 22 and a backlight film 23. The bracket 22 includesan outer peripheral side part 221, the inner hole side part 222 locatedon an inner side of the outer peripheral side part 221, and a bottompart 223 connected between the outer peripheral side part 221 and theinner hole side part 222. The outer peripheral side part 221, the innerhole side part 222, and the bottom part 223 jointly form accommodationspace 224. The backlight film 23 is accommodated in the accommodationspace 224.

S025: Dispense an adhesive on an inner side of the transparent hole 131to form a first adhesive part 33. The first adhesive part 33 isconnected to a hole wall 1311 of the transparent hole 131 and the liquidcrystal box 12. The adhesive dispensing step in this step corresponds toa first adhesive dispensing process.

S027. Dispense an adhesive on a side that is of the inner hole side part222 and that is away from the outer peripheral side part 221 to form asecond adhesive part 34. The second adhesive part 34 is connected to thefirst adhesive part 33 and the inner hole side part 222. In this case,the second adhesive part 34 and the first adhesive part 33 form anintegrated structure. The adhesive dispensing step in this stepcorresponds to a second adhesive dispensing process.

Referring to FIG. 6 and FIG. 16 together, FIG. 16 is a schematicstructural diagram of the liquid crystal display 30 shown in FIG. 2B ina ninth embodiment. Most technical content in this embodiment that isthe same as that in the foregoing embodiment is not described again.

The liquid crystal display 30 includes a transparent region 301, a lightshielding region 302 surrounding a periphery of the transparent region301, and a display region 303 surrounding a periphery of the lightshielding region 302. The liquid crystal display 30 includes an upperpolarizer 11, a liquid crystal box 12, a lower polarizer 13, and abacklight module 2 that are sequentially disposed in a stacked manner.The upper polarizer 11 covers the display region 303 and is providedwith a transparent hole 11. A hole wall of the transparent hole 11 islocated in the light shielding region 302. The transparent hole 131covers the transparent region 301. A part that is of the liquid crystalbox 12 and that is located in the transparent region 301 is configuredto allow visible light to pass through. A part that is of the liquidcrystal box 12 and that is located in the light shielding region 302 isconfigured to shield visible light. A part that is of the liquid crystalbox 12 and that is located in the display region 303 is configured todisplay an image. The lower polarizer 13 continuously covers thetransparent region 301, the light shielding region 302, and the displayregion 303.

The backlight module 2 includes a bracket 22 and a backlight film 23.The bracket 22 includes an outer peripheral side part 221, an inner holeside part 222 located on an inner side of the outer peripheral side part221, and a bottom part 223 connected between the outer peripheral sidepart 221 and the inner hole side part 222. The outer peripheral sidepart 221, the inner hole side part 222, and the bottom part 223 jointlyform accommodation space 224. The backlight film 23 is accommodated inthe accommodation space 224 and covers the display region 303. The innerhole side part 222 is located in the light shielding region 302.

The liquid crystal display 30 further includes a light shielding part 3.The light shielding part 3 is located in the light shielding region 302and continuously surrounds the transparent region 301. The lightshielding part 3 is connected to the lower polarizer 13 and the innerhole side part 222.

In this embodiment, because the upper polarizer 11 is provided with thetransparent hole 131 that covers the transparent region 301, thetransparent region 301 of the liquid crystal display 30 allows visiblelight to pass through. Therefore, the optical device 20 of theelectronic device 100 can directly face the transparent region 301, andis placed below the transparent region 301, to transmit visible light byusing the transparent region 301. In this way, there is no need tooccupy lateral peripheral space of the liquid crystal display 30, sothat a limitation of the optical device 20 on arrangement space of theliquid crystal display 30 is reduced; in addition, the transparentregion 301 is surrounded by the display region 303, so that a largerdisplay region 303 can be disposed on the liquid crystal display 30, toreduce a frame area of the electronic device 100, increase a displayarea of the electronic device 100, and increase a screen-to-body ratioof the electronic device 100.

Because the lower polarizer 13 continuously covers the transparentregion 301, the light shielding region 302, and the display region 303,the lower polarizer 13 is a complete film, to avoid a light leakage ofthe lower polarizer 13 in the transparent region 301. Because the lightshielding part 3 is connected to the lower polarizer 13 and the innerhole side part 222, light of the backlight module 2 does not escape froma part between the inner hole side part 222 and a liquid crystal displaypanel 1 to the transparent region 301, to avoid a light leakage anduneven displaying on a periphery of the transparent region 301 of theliquid crystal display 30, and also help ensure working quality of theoptical device 20.

Optionally, the light shielding part 3 includes a double-sided tape 31.The double-sided tape 31 is located between the backlight module 2 andthe lower polarizer 13, and is connected to the backlight film 23, theinner hole side part 222, and the lower polarizer 13. The double-sidedtape 31 continuously surrounds the transparent region 301. In otherwords, the double-sided tape 31 extends in a circumferential directionof the light shielding region 302. The double-sided tape 31 isapproximately annular. The double-sided tape 31 may include a lightshielding substrate and bonding layers 50 located on two opposite sidesof the substrate.

In this embodiment, the double-sided tape 31 is connected to thebacklight film 23, the inner hole side part 222, and the liquid crystalbox 12, so that the backlight film 23 is fastened to the bracket 22, andthe backlight module 2 is fastened to the liquid crystal display panel1, and can shield light emitted from the optical film, to reduce a riskof a light leakage on the liquid crystal display 1. Therefore, theliquid crystal display 30 has a better display effect.

Optionally, in another embodiment, for a structure of the inner holeside part 222 and a connection relationship between the double-sidedtape 31 and the inner hole side part 222, refer to the embodiments shownin FIG. 8 and FIG. 9. Details are as follows:

The inner hole side part 222 includes a main part 2221 and an extensionpart 2222. The main part 2221 is connected between the bottom part 223and the extension part 2222. The extension part 2222 is bent relative tothe main part 2221 in a direction of being away from the transparentregion 301 or in a direction of approaching the transparent region 301.A width of a cross section that is of the extension part 2222 and thatis parallel to the lower polarizer 13 is greater than a width of a crosssection that is of the main part 2221 and that is parallel to the lowerpolarizer 13. The double-sided tape 31 is connected to the extensionpart 2222.

In this embodiment, the double-sided tape 31 is connected to theextension part 2222, and the width of the cross section that is of theextension part 2222 and that is parallel to the lower polarizer 13 isgreater than the width of the cross section that is of the main part2221 and that is parallel to the lower polarizer 13. Therefore, aconnection area between the double-sided tape 31 and the inner hole sidepart 222 is larger, to reduce a risk of peeling of the double-sided tape31, so that the liquid crystal display 30 has higher reliability.

When the extension part 2222 is bent relative to the main part 2221 inthe direction of approaching the transparent region 301, the extensionpart 2222 does not occupy space of the accommodation space 224 of thebracket 22. Therefore, the backlight film 23 can fully use theaccommodation space 224, to reduce an overall thickness of the backlightmodule 2, and facilitate lightness and thinness of the liquid crystaldisplay 30 and the electronic device 100.

When the extension part 2222 is bent relative to the main part 2221 inthe direction of being away from the transparent region 301, in otherwords, is bent in a direction of approaching the backlight film 23, theextension part 2222 can reuse width space of the light shielding region302 with the bottom part 223. Therefore, a width of the light shieldingregion 302 can be reduced while bonding reliability of the double-sidedtape 31 is ensured, so that the liquid crystal display 30 and theelectronic device 100 each have a more beautiful appearance, and ascreen-to-body ratio is higher.

FIG. 17 is a schematic structural diagram of the liquid crystal display30 shown in FIG. 2B in a tenth embodiment. Most technical content inthis embodiment that is the same as that in the foregoing embodiment isnot described again.

The light shielding part 3 includes a dispensing adhesive 32. Thedispensing adhesive 32 is located on a side that is of the inner holeside part 222 and that is away from the outer peripheral side part 221(referring to FIG. 6), and is connected to the lower polarizer 13 andthe inner hole side part 222. The dispensing adhesive 32 continuouslysurrounds the transparent region 301. In other words, the dispensingadhesive 32 extends in a circumferential direction of the lightshielding region 302. The dispensing adhesive 32 is approximatelyannular. The dispensing adhesive 32 may be made of a light shieldingmaterial. The dispensing adhesive 32 may be a hot curing adhesive or awet curing adhesive.

In this embodiment, the dispensing adhesive 32 can be securely connectedto the inner hole side part 222 and the lower polarizer 13. Therefore,light of the backlight module 2 does not escape from a part between theinner hole side part 222 and a liquid crystal display panel 1 to thetransparent region 301, to avoid a light leakage and uneven displayingon a periphery of the transparent region 301 of the liquid crystaldisplay 30, and also help ensure working quality of the optical device20.

FIG. 18 is a schematic structural diagram of the liquid crystal display30 shown in FIG. 2B in an eleventh embodiment. Most technical content inthis embodiment that is the same as that in the foregoing embodiment isnot described again.

The light shielding part 3 includes a double-sided tape 31 and adispensing adhesive 32. The double-sided tape 31 is located between thebacklight module 2 and the lower polarizer 13, and is connected to thebacklight film 23, the inner hole side part 222, and the lower polarizer13. The dispensing adhesive 32 is located on a side that is of the innerhole side part 222 and that is away from the outer peripheral side part221, and is connected to the lower polarizer 13, the double-sided tape31, and the inner hole side part 222.

In this embodiment, the dispensing adhesive 32 and the double-sided tape31 are jointly configured to connect the backlight module 2 and theliquid crystal display panel 1, so that reliability of the connectionbetween the backlight module 2 and the liquid crystal display panel 1 ishigher. Therefore, peeling of the light shielding part 3 does not easilyoccur, and the liquid crystal display 30 has higher reliability.

The foregoing descriptions are merely specific implementations of thisapplication, but are not intended to limit the protection scope of thisapplication. Any variation or replacement readily figured out by aperson skilled in the art within the technical scope disclosed in thisapplication shall fall within the protection scope of this application.When no conflict occurs, the implementations of this application and thefeatures in the implementations may be mutually combined. Therefore, theprotection scope of this application shall be subject to the protectionscope of the claims.

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 18. An electronic device, comprising: a housing; anoptical device; and a liquid crystal display installed on the housing,wherein the liquid crystal display comprises a transparent region, alight shielding region surrounding a periphery of the transparentregion, and a display region surrounding a periphery of the lightshielding region; wherein the liquid crystal display and the housing,together, define, and enclose, an entire inner cavity, wherein theoptical device is accommodated in the entire inner cavity and whereinthe optical device directly faces the transparent region; wherein theliquid crystal display comprises an upper polarizer, a liquid crystalbox, a lower polarizer, and a backlight module that are sequentiallydisposed in a stacked manner; wherein the upper polarizer covers thedisplay region and is provided with a transparent hole, and a hole wallof the transparent hole is located in the light shielding region;wherein a first part, that is of the liquid crystal box and that islocated in the transparent region, is configured to allow visible lightto pass through, wherein a second part, that is of the liquid crystalbox and that is located in the light shielding region, is configured toshield visible light, and wherein a third part, that is of the liquidcrystal box and that is located in the display region, is configured todisplay an image; wherein the lower polarizer continuously covers thetransparent region, the light shielding region, and the display region;wherein the backlight module comprises a bracket and a backlight film;wherein the bracket comprises an outer peripheral side part, furthercomprises an inner hole side part located on an inner side of the outerperipheral side part, and further comprises a bottom part connectedbetween the outer peripheral side part and the inner hole side part,wherein the outer peripheral side part, the inner hole side part, andthe bottom part jointly form an accommodation space, wherein thebacklight film is disposed in the accommodation space and covers thedisplay region, and wherein the inner hole side part is located in thelight shielding region; and wherein the liquid crystal display furthercomprises a light shielding part, wherein the light shielding part islocated in the light shielding region and continuously surrounds thetransparent region, and wherein the light shielding part is connected tothe lower polarizer and the inner hole side part.
 19. The electronicdevice according to claim 18, wherein a topmost surface of the innerhole side part faces the liquid crystal box and is disposed between alowermost portion of the liquid crystal box that faces the backlightfilm and a lowermost portion of the lower polarizer that faces thebacklight film.
 20. The electronic device according to claim 18, whereinthe light shielding part comprises double-sided tape, and wherein thedouble-sided tape is disposed between the backlight module and the lowerpolarizer, and is connected to the backlight film, the inner hole sidepart, and the lower polarizer.
 21. The electronic device according toclaim 20, wherein a first portion of the double-sided tape is disposedbetween, and in direct contact with, a bottommost surface of the liquidcrystal box facing the backlight film and an uppermost surface of theinner hole side part facing the liquid crystal box, and wherein a secondportion of the double-sided tape is disposed between, and in directcontact with, an uppermost surface of the backlight film facing theliquid crystal box and a bottom most surface of the lower polarizerfacing the backlight film.
 22. The electronic device according to claim20, wherein the inner hole side part comprises a main part and anextension part, wherein the main part is connected between the bottompart and the extension part, wherein the extension part extends relativeto the main part in a first direction in which the extension part isaway from the transparent region or in a second direction toward thetransparent region, wherein a width of a cross section that is of theextension part and that is in a direction parallel to the lowerpolarizer is greater than a width of a cross section that is of the mainpart and that is in the direction parallel to the lower polarizer, andwherein the double-sided tape is connected to the extension part. 23.The electronic device according to claim 22, wherein a topmost surfaceof the extension part faces the liquid crystal box and is disposedbetween a lowermost portion of the liquid crystal box that faces thebacklight film and a lowermost portion of the lower polarizer that facesthe backlight film.
 24. The electronic device according to claim 18,wherein the light shielding part comprises a dispensing adhesive,wherein the dispensing adhesive is located on a side of the inner holeside part that is away from the outer peripheral side part, and whereinthe dispensing adhesive is connected to the lower polarizer and theinner hole side part.
 25. An electronic device, comprising: a housing;an optical device; and a liquid crystal display disposed on the housing,the liquid crystal display having a transparent region, a lightshielding region surrounding a periphery of the transparent region, anda display region surrounding a periphery of the light shielding region,wherein the liquid crystal display comprises a liquid crystal box, and abacklight module, and wherein the liquid crystal display furthercomprises an upper polarizer disposed on a first surface of the liquidcrystal box and a lower polarizer disposed on a second surface of theliquid crystal box and between the liquid crystal box and a portion ofthe backlight module; wherein the optical device is disposed in a cavitybounded by the liquid crystal display and the housing, and wherein theoptical device directly faces the transparent region; wherein the upperpolarizer covers the display region and has a transparent region, andwherein a hole wall of the transparent region is disposed in the lightshielding region; wherein a first part, that is of the liquid crystalbox and that is in the transparent region, is configured to allowvisible light to pass through, wherein a second part, that is of theliquid crystal box and that is in the light shielding region, isconfigured to shield visible light, and wherein a third part, that is ofthe liquid crystal box and that is in the display region, is configuredto display an image; wherein the lower polarizer continuously covers thetransparent region, the light shielding region, and the display region;wherein the backlight module comprises a bracket and a backlight film;wherein the bracket extends contiguously from a bottommost surface ofthe backlight film, around an edge of the backlight film at the cavityand into the light shielding region, and past an uppermost surface ofthe backlight film, wherein the backlight film covers the displayregion; and wherein the liquid crystal display further comprises a lightshielding part in the light shielding region and that continuouslysurrounds the transparent region, wherein the light shielding part isconnected to the lower polarizer and the bracket.
 26. The electronicdevice according to claim 25, wherein a topmost surface of the bracketfaces the liquid crystal box and is disposed between a lowermost portionof the liquid crystal box that faces the backlight film and a lowermostportion of the lower polarizer that faces the backlight film.
 27. Theelectronic device according to claim 25, wherein the light shieldingpart comprises double-sided tape, and wherein the double-sided tape isdisposed between the backlight module and the lower polarizer, and isconnected to the backlight film, the bracket, and the lower polarizer.28. The electronic device according to claim 27, wherein a first portionof the double-sided tape is disposed between, and in direct contactwith, a bottommost surface of the liquid crystal box facing thebacklight film and an uppermost surface of bracket facing the liquidcrystal box, and wherein a second portion of the double-sided tape isdisposed between, and in direct contact with, an uppermost surface ofthe backlight film facing the liquid crystal box and a bottom mostsurface of the lower polarizer facing the backlight film.
 29. Theelectronic device according to claim 27, wherein an extension part ofthe bracket extends a first direction away from the transparent regionor in a second direction toward the transparent region, wherein a widthof a cross section that is of the extension part and that is in adirection parallel to the lower polarizer is greater than a width of across section that is of a main part of the bracket and that is in thedirection parallel to the lower polarizer, and wherein the double-sidedtape is connected to the extension part.
 30. The electronic deviceaccording to claim 29, wherein a topmost surface of the extension partfaces the liquid crystal box and is disposed between a lowermost portionof the liquid crystal box that faces the backlight film and a lowermostportion of the lower polarizer that faces the backlight film.
 31. Anapparatus, comprising: a housing; an optical device; and a liquidcrystal display disposed on the housing, wherein the liquid crystaldisplay has a transparent region, a light shielding region surrounding aperiphery of the transparent region, and a display region surrounding aperiphery of the light shielding region, wherein the liquid crystaldisplay comprises a liquid crystal box, and a backlight module, andwherein the liquid crystal display further comprises an upper polarizerdisposed on a first surface of the liquid crystal box and a lowerpolarizer disposed on a second surface of the liquid crystal box andbetween the liquid crystal box and a portion of the backlight module;wherein the optical device is disposed in a cavity bounded by thetransparent region of the liquid crystal display and the housing;wherein the upper polarizer covers the display region and has atransparent region, and wherein a hole wall of the transparent region isdisposed in the light shielding region; wherein a first part of theliquid crystal box is in the transparent region and is configured toallow visible light to pass through, wherein a second part of the liquidcrystal box is in the light shielding region and is configured to shieldvisible light, and wherein a third part of the liquid crystal box is inthe display region and is configured to display an image; wherein thelower polarizer continuously covers the transparent region, the lightshielding region, and the display region; wherein the backlight modulecomprises a bracket and a backlight film; wherein the bracket comprisesan outer peripheral side part, further comprises an inner hole side parton an inner side of the outer peripheral side part, and furthercomprises a bottom part connected between the outer peripheral side partand the inner hole side part, wherein the outer peripheral side part,the inner hole side part, and the bottom part jointly form anaccommodation space, wherein the backlight film is disposed in theaccommodation space and covers the display region, and wherein the innerhole side part is in the light shielding region; and wherein the liquidcrystal display further comprises a light shielding part in the lightshielding region and that continuously surrounds the transparent region,wherein the light shielding part is connected to the lower polarizer andthe inner hole side part.
 32. The apparatus according to claim 31,wherein a topmost surface of the inner side hole part faces the liquidcrystal box and is disposed between a lowermost portion of the liquidcrystal box that faces the backlight film and a lowermost portion of thelower polarizer that faces the backlight film.
 33. The apparatusaccording to claim 31, wherein the light shielding part comprisesdouble-sided tape, and wherein the double-sided tape is disposed betweenthe backlight module and the lower polarizer, and is connected to thebacklight film, the inner hole side part, and the lower polarizer. 34.The apparatus according to claim 33, wherein a first portion of thedouble-sided tape is disposed between, and in direct contact with, abottommost surface of the liquid crystal box facing the backlight filmand an uppermost surface of the inner hole side part facing the liquidcrystal box, and wherein a second portion of the double-sided tape isdisposed between, and in direct contact with, an uppermost surface ofthe backlight film facing the liquid crystal box and a bottom mostsurface of the lower polarizer facing the backlight film.
 35. Theapparatus according to claim 33, wherein the inner hole side partcomprises a main part and an extension part, wherein the main part isconnected between the bottom part and the extension part, wherein theextension part extends relative to the main part in a first direction inwhich the extension part is away from the transparent region or in asecond direction toward the transparent region, wherein a width of across section that is of the extension part and that is in a directionparallel to the lower polarizer is greater than a width of a crosssection that is of the main part and that is in the direction parallelto the lower polarizer, and wherein the double-sided tape is connectedto the extension part.
 36. The apparatus according to claim 35, whereina topmost surface of the extension part faces the liquid crystal box andis disposed between a lowermost portion of the liquid crystal box thatfaces the backlight film and a lowermost portion of the lower polarizerthat faces the backlight film.
 37. The apparatus according to claim 31,wherein the light shielding part comprises a dispensing adhesive,wherein the dispensing adhesive is located on a side of the inner holeside part that is away from the outer peripheral side part, and whereinthe dispensing adhesive is connected to the lower polarizer and theinner hole side part.